Favorite Excuse Not to Wear Sunscreen: I Break Out

If you’re regularly exposed to the sun’s harmful UV rays, it can lead to skin cancer , wrinkles, and sunspots. The obvious solution is to protect your skin with sunscreen. One problem though is that lathering your skin with SPF lotion can cause breakouts on your face, neck, shoulders, and back. For some people, it’s so embarrassing that it makes them want to forget the sunscreen altogether. Remember though that not all sunscreens are created equal. To help prevent breakouts caused by sunscreen, read more. First of all, if your skin is acne prone, you’ll want to use a special sunscreen designed just for your face and another for the rest of your body. Go for an oil-free face lotion like the one shown that is specifically formulated

not to clog your pores - the technical terms is noncomedogenic. If your body is prone to breakouts, choose an oil-free body sunscreen that’s also noncomedogenic. If you have acne lotion or topical medication you use, apply it to your clean skin first, and then apply the sunscreen 30 minutes before heading out into the sun. As soon as you come inside wash the sunscreen off. If you’ve tried a certain brand of sunscreen, and it’s caused pimples then try another one. It may take a few tries or a visit to your dermatologist for suggestions, but whatever you do, don’t give up and forget the sunscreen. Your skin will thank you later.

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Favorite Excuse Not to Wear Sunscreen: I Break Out